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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-02387-6In this chapter, we discuss two similar technologies. The first, Tomcat valves, is a proprietary technology introduced in Tomcat 4, and the second, servlet filters, is a server-independent technology introduced with the new servlet specification 2.3. Both of these technologies are used to process HTTP request and response objects.

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Elektrothermie der Dielektrika,In this chapter, we describe the Jakarta-Struts Project and how it can be used. We discuss the steps involved when creating and installing a Struts application, using Tomcat. We conclude the chapter with a walk-through of the actions being performed in our example Struts Web application.

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Die technische Herstellung des Phosphors,In this chapter, we cover the Jakarta-Log4J project and how it can be used. We also describe how you can use Log4J in a normal Java application. We conclude this chapter with an example of how you can leverage Log4J in aWeb application, using Tomcat.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-92778-2In this chapter, we describe the Apache SOAP project and how it is used. We also explore how the Apache SOAP project can be integrated into Tomcat, and we conclude with an example SOAP application that is hosted by Tomcat.

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Jakarta Tomcat,The Jakarta Tomcat server is an open source, Java-based Web application container that was created to run servlet and JavaServer Page Web applications. It exists under the Apache-Jakarta subproject, where it is supported and enhanced by a group of volunteers from the open source Java community.

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Deploying Web Applications to Tomcat,Now that Tomcat is installed and running, let’s look at the steps necessary to deploy a Web application. However, to do this we need to first examine the directory structure of Tomcat and then move on to actually deploying a Web application.

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,Using Tomcat’s Manager Application,Now that you have completed a manual installation, this chapter covers the creation, deployment, and management of Web applications using Tomcat’s Manager Web application. We‘ll walk through each of the commands available in the /manager Web application.

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Configuring Security Realms,In this chapter we cover some of the methods that Tomcat provides for protecting resources. First, we talk about using security realms to protect a resource. Then, we move on to the types of security realms that Tomcat uses, namely Memory and JDBC realms.